Disobedience or How to Train Fighting Roosters
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Ana Tumal
Brayan Muñoz
| Disobedience or How to Train Fighting Roosters | |
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 Theatrical release poster | |
| Directed by | Juan Pablo Ortiz |
| Written by | Juan Pablo Ortiz |
| Produced by | Paola Andrea Suesca |
| Starring | Cristian Góngora Ana Tumal Brayan Muñoz |
| Cinematography | Juan David Andrade Mario Villota |
| Edited by | Juam Pablo Linares |
| Music by | Mulato Suck |
Production company | Mamá Sur |
Release date |
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Running time | 85 minutes |
| Country | Colombia |
| Language | Spanish |
Disobedience or How to Train Fighting Roosters (Spanish: Desobediencia o cómo entrenar gallos de pelea) is a 2019 Colombian thriller drama film written and directed by Juan Pablo Ortiz in his directorial debut.[1] Starring Cristian Góngora, Ana Tumal and Brayan 'Mulato' Muñoz.[2] It is inspired by the essay "Civil Disobedience" by Henry David Thoreau.[3]
An anarchist group in the 90s called “How to Train Fighting Roosters”, tired of the evil that consumes humanity and inspired by Henry David Thoreau's essay "Civil Disobedience", decided to document on video the actions they take to achieve spiritual change. But their actions will have moral difficulties that will lead them to make drastic decisions.[4]
Cast
Production
Principal photography lasted 11 days in Pasto Nariño, Colombia.[1][8]
